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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
2
Janet Mehensk ill Fellor of the Boston Cooking School Magazine In giving this recipe Mrs Hill believes it to be one of the best all around take recipes it has been her good fortune to make The simplicity and uniform good results will appeal to every housewife.
A vintage baking snippet details a nut cake with butter sugar flour and nut meats, plus a chocolate frosting method. The recipe includes mixing steps creaming butter adding sugar alternating with milk and flour, folding in egg whites and nuts, then baking thirty to forty minutes. It also notes a white cake variant without nuts and offers a caramel frosting alternative and a promotion for KC Cook Book.
The News challenges the Telegraph to reveal receipts from political campaign sources in the just closed race. Senator Kenyon leads Cummins in the Register-Leader coverage, with the Register-Leader backing Kenyon. The Telegraph is pressed to disclose who bought type and presses for the News when it shifted politics, or admit the insinuation of fabrication.
The Shelby County Republican backed Judge Green for the congressional seat. The same paper has criticized the News for not supporting Green and for judging each political contest as it arises. The Republican claims superior political morality when it has discussed the matter.
A Republican paper highlights criticism of Judge Green for using Des Moines printing for his campaign materials. It accuses him of aligning with a “jack-leg” politician class and questions loyalty to local printers, while noting the district’s own presses could have printed his materials.
A Des Moines dispatch discusses Judge Green's election to fill a vacancy and critiques the so called Iowa idea and Cummins tariff policy. The piece argues the Iowa idea was never meant to bind states, tracing its evolution and criticizing current support for or against tariff measures and the taft treaty.
Editorial from the Sioux City Tribune questions the unity of the insurgent bloc. It cites Senator La Follette as wavering on reciprocity and hints his threat to open tariff revision through amendments to the Canadian reciprocity agreement. The piece argues the faction may collapse under self interest and internal discord.
The piece rails at William Jennings Bryan as it portrays a split Democratic party in 1912, detailing Bryan’s denunciations of caucus schedules, trustbusters, and leaders while claiming he seeks to dictate policy and undermine rivals. It describes Thomas S. Martin’s selection as minority leader and criticizes Bryan’s stance on Supreme Court actions against Standard Oil and the tobacco trust. A Ohio governor’s reelection is cited to argue Bryan’s unsuitability as a progressive candidate, culminating in the assertion Bryan plans to knife the ticket.
For thirty days only readers may subscribe to the Des Moines Evening Tribune until January 1 1912 for one dollar while the Des Moines Register and Leader will be sent for 1.90. Also mentions Dennison adhesives and kitchen cabinets. Includes office location Seg OSBORNE and Dr W A Hammer dentist with phone 417. Advertising copy promotes ZEMO products for skin care sold by druggists and Atlantic by Frank’s Drug Company.
Washington June 16 The second day of debate on the Canadian reciprocity bill featured a field day for opponents led by Senator Knute Nelson. He spoke at length opposing the measure while other Republican senators including Lodge Clark of Wyoming Ang Smoot debated the Root amendment on paper and wood pulp. They argued the provision restored treaty terms submitted to Congress.
A historical ad asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as the only systemic treatment. It promises to cure if it fails and offers testimonials, with a consumer offer for 100 dollars.
Referee C B Clovis closed hearings on the Rock Island claim against Atlantic Northern and Southern Railway companies. The Rock Island seeks about 7000 dollars representing 75 percent of interline freight, arguing a prior claim under insolvency law. Lawyers Shugart Barnes Abeles Taussig contest priority. Reed Parrish and Tinley attended for respective sides as sessions wind up and a report on status will follow.
For 25 cents extra readers receive a prepaid large eight colored wall map of Town with the latest 1910 census figures. The reverse side includes maps of the United States, the World, Mexico, and Panama. Des Moines Evening Tribune The Register and Leader.
Baptist ladies plan a cake sale at Christensen's store on Saturday. Paper fasteners will be sold at 10 cents a box at the NHWws.
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